Decoupage Ceramic Pots

Hand decoupage decorated terracotta plant pots.

Decoupage ceramic pots.

Here is the link to my website if you re looking. The sky is the limit here. Paint a patch of decoupage glue onto your pot where you want the image to go. Embellishing my decoupaged terra cotta pots.

After i finished applying the 3 materials to the pots i let them dry for several hours. But not so great outside unless you weatherproof them. It allows the tea to steep and remain hot for quite some time by keeping the heat inside the pot. You can use any type of decoupage glue such as mod podge.

See more ideas about flower pots decoupage indoor flower pots. I chose the first option so i dipped a paintbrush in water to tear off any excess pieces of napkin around the rim and bottom. Once the decoupage glue has dried and you have all your designs on the pot brush decoupage glue over the whole pot. Then she sets to oven to 170 degrees and puts the pot in the oven then she turns the oven off leaving the pot in the oven for 20 30 min.

You can apply the glue using a paintbrush or a foam brush. You could create art on a blank canvas of wood plastic metal ceramic or paper or you might use decoupage to decorate an old piece of furniture or a boring light shade. Step 1 selecting what to decoupage. First decide what item you want to decoupage.

Place your hands around a filled teapot and you ll feel how little heat escapes to the outside. The patch needs to be a little bigger than the first image you will be laying down. In the first article i said you can decoupage a teapot because porcelain is a good insulator. A few top tips a little time lapse of decoupage decorating a plant pot.

As you can see decorating the terra cotta pots with decoupage meaning mod podge was super easy. Jul 23 2020 explore designs by vincenza s board decoupage flower pots followed by 688 people on pinterest. I ll show you how. My top tips are to make sure that you have prepped your surface well with white paint and work on a small section at a time to avoid lumps and bumps.

Keep your overlaps as small as possible. This napkin technique is a quick and easy way to add a burst of color to your greenery. Clay pots are great to decoupage.